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Re: how to browse router's MAC addresses

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From: Jack (MVP-Networking).
Date: Thu, 18 Oct 2007 16:33
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Hi
Router is a general word, which type and level of performance you are 
talking about.
Depending on the Router, it usually has one core IP and one MAC address. 
Entry Level combination units (like Wireless Cable/DSL Router) might be 
associated with more than one IP and MAC.
If you are talking about MAC and IP of work station that are connected to 
the Router. Each Router has it own system to provide it, and what 
programming you would like to do have to fit the specific category of 
Routers.
http://www.ezlan.net/faq#

<deepakpresent@gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:1192689620.893999.29330@v23g2000prn.googlegroups.com...
> Hi,
>  is it possible to programatically get the list of a router's all LAN
> and WLAN mac addresses. if u know any windows API / library / any
> code/ Link... anything... that would help me a lot!
>
> Secondly, i want to get any unique thing in the router. it should be
> unique in the world. probably serial no, or anything else...
> ( programatically. )
>
> i thought of getting UPnp device # of router, and in case of bonjour
> routers, get Bonjour device#. But older routers won't support any of
> these. That's what i think, please correct me if i'm wrong.
>
> Thanks a lot.. any help is appreciated.
> Deepak
> 
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